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- Sounding an alarm about Bellona Avenue traffic
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Fred Furney is a human red light, bound and determined to stop the speeding and tailgating that he says are turning Bellona Avenue near York Road into a danger zone. "I have a 20-month-old daughter. I worry, very much so," said Furney, who moved to th...
- Gym-dandy
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Sixty-five years after her final Gym Drill, Anne "Nancy" Taliaferro Smith boasted, "I can still do the Highland Fling." Smith, a 1939 graduate of The Bryn Mawr School, joined more than 2,000 alumnae on the upper field May 1 to celebrate the Centennial...
- Committee will rethink Wyman site for sewage
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- In a show of hands _ and force _ Wyman Park residents at a public meeting April 29 rejected Baltimore City's proposed site for a sanitary sewage pumping station in the park. A committee of residents and public works officials is being formed to settle...
- Torrid shooter displaying All-America form at Hopkins
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- The Loyola College defense will have plenty to worry about this week, knowing that Johns Hopkins' potent offense will be paying a visit to Diane Geppi-Aikens Field May 8 at 1 p.m. And the 11-1 Blue Jays' hottest shooter, Conor Ford, will have to be co...
- Confidence rises out of conference
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Friends Coach Rich Seiler thoroughly enjoys competing against some of the best public-school teams in the area. Rivals from the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference include St. Paul's, Calvert Hall, Gilman, Boys' Latin and Loyola...
- A dozen camellias will do wonders for your garden - and your spirits
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- A dozen camellias came to my door last week. In an old-fashioned basket with a handle they sat on the brick door sill, reminding me of ones sent to my sister and me as children by the lady across the street. The artistry of this arrangement was a text...
- PSC firings recall 'Saturday night massacre' during the administration of President Nixon
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- Last month's slash-and-burn firing of key employees at the Maryland Public Service Commission is as messy as President Richard Nixon's "Saturday night massacre" at the Justice Department in 1973. Of course, there was no mystery about that episode. Nix...
- All the latest dirt as middle school ground is broken
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- With 900 students wearing hard hats and Head of School Lila Kohr operating a front-end loader, Friends School broke ground April 30 for a replacement middle school and an expanded and renovated upper school science and math center. Both projects are e...
- Yard sale served as treasure-trove for community
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Slip-ware pitchers, Scandinavian boiled-wool boots, a 3-foot-long skateboard and Civil War-era Baltimore photos _ these were some of the varied treasures found in abundance at our community yard sale May 1 on the Greenspace. Becky Bridger flier-ed and org...
- Jews repair world by doing `mitvahs' in north Baltimore
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- More than 1,000 volunteers turned out May 2 to lend a hand for the fifth annual Community Mitzvah Day. Sponsored by Jewish Family Services, the event drew children, seniors and all ages in between to do mitzvahs, or good deeds, by performing community...
- Life is sweet for Patricia Hetsinger, the mother of a Mother's Day baby
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- On a lazy Sunday morning in Hampden, Patricia Hetsinger, 27, is doing not much of anything. She sits quietly on the living room sofa as her 11-month-old son, Thomas Hetsinger III, sleeps in her arms. Thomas Hetsinger II, a Baltimore police off...
- Lily and Grace spell new bloodin neighborhood
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- L'il Lily Bertozzi arrived March 25, right before a supersized stork popped up on her lawn. After a year of renovating their house from top to bottom, her mom, Jessica, and dad, Scott, will apply the finishing touches with a deck and patio before the hous...
- BULLETIN Board
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Send Bulletin Board notices to Lauren Taylor, Baltimore Messenger, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204, fax them to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to ltaylor@patuxent.com. Benefits >The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents "Symphony Rocks!"...
- Forget New York: New clothing line unveiled in house
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Vaughan Schmidt has raised shopping in Roland Park to a new art form. She introduced the Carlisle Collection of women's high-fashion clothes to the neighborhood with a show in her home in April. Vaughan emptied her lovely living room and dining room o...
- Hot news about hot tubs and the Junior reporters
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- In legal terms, a hot tub is "an attractive nuisance." No less attractive, but a far greater nuisance is our own Dr. Chris Kraft of Wingate Road, who purchased a hot tub on eBay and to his neighbors' delight left it on his front lawn for several days whil...
- New Cedarcroft signs investment in future, with nod to the past
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Cedarcroft has new signs. There are four oval-shaped signs, one for each entrance to the neighborhood of 135 homes, bounded by Lake Avenue on the south, Gittings Avenue on the north, Bellona Avenue on the west and York Road on the east. The si...
- Run-off from mulch pollutes Jones Falls
- Published May 5, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Hollins Organic Products is making extensive efforts to control run-off from its mulch-making operation on Falls Road near Robert E. Lee Park, according to Baltimore County officials. The run-off, which is created as tree trunks, limbs and stumps are ...
- Culture and lacrosse lure Loch Raven star
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- Loch Raven senior Artie Spruill mulled over several offers from colleges interested in having her participate in intercollegiate athletics in various sports. In the end, she chose lacrosse. Spruill's decision to be part of the only Division I all-Afri...
- Dulaney's feeling of family no fantasy
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- First-year Dulaney Coach Lori Ryan knows that having a southpaw shortstop is, well, different. Ryan also understands that when the shortstop in question is the bazooka-armed Dani Woods, convention must take a back seat to common sense. Even if...
- Johns Hopkins attackman makes All-America bid
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- The Loyola College defense will have plenty to worry about this week, knowing that Johns Hopkins' potent offense will be paying a visit to Diane Geppi-Aikens Field May 8 at 1 p.m. And the 11-1 Blue Jays' hottest shooter, Conor Ford, will have to be co...
- Ceremony changing by degrees
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- The brass quintet will play "Pomp and Circumstance" during graduation ceremonies for Towson University students this month. But other than that, the university is making a pretty significant break with tradition. New TU President Robert Caret ...
- For Kremen, all roads lead to Charles Street in Mount Vernon tour
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- If the city fathers had their way back in the days when Baltimore City and Baltimore County were one, things might have been different for Judith Kremen. The monument erected in 1829 to honor George Washington (the one that draws remarks like, "Now we...
- Moxley seeks to cut Planning Board down to size
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- The chairman of the County Council is irritated at the Planning Board because of a decision the board made last month - and he's floating the idea of cutting the board's size as a result. Chairman Sam Moxley has drafted a bill to reduce the 15-member ...
- Letters
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in Opinion
- Use of school for political workshop was wrong The Baltimore County Democrats' use of a public high school for a partisan workshop is troubling to me ("Political seminar at Loch Raven High draws scrutiny," April 21). The Democrats are bending ...
- Festival helped celebrate Towson's past, present
- Published May 5, 2004 by Towson Times in Opinion
- If last weekend was any indication, the folks in charge of the Towsontown Spring Festival seem to have things down pat after 37 years. The festival, held Saturday and Sunday, brought out not only a couple hundred thousand people, but also the best in ...
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